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Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
THE Howard School,

Night rchool opened In the Howard
building last evening with SO pupils,
seyaptsen OF waom havo attended for
the las, three years, and fifteen OF them
new pupils a of the old pupila have
no, rs,rrnsd, bat havs rsQue,ted tn at
thetr seats bs reserved. Toe school 10
cndily growing, pnd the tesohere
n pch en- ,ouragsd. Rev. b. T. Moore
aareeably surprised them with bis preS.
ence, n, d neket that the blessing Of
Cd might rest upon, guide spd be
!. ita them sll IN their undertaking..
sttor which tbs pupile wees dismisstd d
With their books to try the ascaut OF
tbe h.ll OfEnowlt6g
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
A Pretty W oman's seoret.

LOOK YOUNG az long as You can.
prevent tendency to wrinkles or ageiDg
Of the skin by using LEAURELLE
OIL Elegant for clearing complexion.
rough skin, ohsppsd face or hands.
Keeps the hands and face soft and
smeoth. Preserves youthful. plump
condition or the features. Op1a. cub.
st4noe existing that will pr( ht or
Arrest tendency to wrinkles. Al CANT
dressing and preservstive tonic for the
hair. No oil or grease. Ask for Leau.
rs lie Oil. $1.00 at druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Omen NQflaa.

A. B. Jones, 422 Market street, would
iuform his frieods aud the public
generally that hereafter his place OF
business will be open every evening,
where they aro invited TO inepeot his
nav fall d.ssisns in paper bsngiI Is snd
window shades.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
LOOK Wen

at tbe photographs In Bseoher's show
They ara not made for specimens, but
every one has hsS one dozen and one
frame size, ali for % %. The lsteet im
proved instantaneous process used.
Time a sitting. ene-Q aartor of second .
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
NEWS SUMMARY.

Formal Announcement OF the Death of
4. b. Washbnrne-Dscor cor atod spBitsr
Dutiabie- Baltimore and ONO Wires
Disconnected.
The formal announcement of the
death OF E.ihu B. Washburue vas
made yesterday By the Secretary OF
State. On the day Of the fupersl the
Departme ent OF State will be closa6 for
ell public business and be draped In
mourning for ten days thereafter The
Diplomatic and C,nsular Office OF the
United STATES In foreign countries with
be directed to make popular expIeaion
Of the public SORROW 1T the death Of Mr.
Washburne.
The Treasury Department has de
ctded that manufacturers OF spell iar.
decorated with bronze powder or some
compoeition spproxsmattng thereto,
which imparts to them 8 close resem-
blapce TO plated ware, are dutiable ut
she rate OF 45 per cent ad vaiorem;
also that polished plate glass. VII oh 10
embossed or engraved, Is dutlable at
the rate OF As per cent
The wires In all the Baltimo ore and
Ooio telegraph eff JOS IN Baltimore were
discoDDented on Sunday, all the wires
Ia the al ,e In the old Board of Trade
buildiDR were attached to iusruments
In the Western Uuien offiea, and Clerk
was eff IN charge to notify custe mers
of the change.
The Pacific Express on the Wabash
railrosd ran into wash-0ut uear MIS-
souri, City, Missouri, Moniay. The en-.
eine Was derailed. Engineer John
Matthias WAS killed and Postal Clerk
O. N. Black badly injured.
Leopold Gottlieb was fined 500 in the
U. 8. District Court, at New York,
Monday, for attempting 70 ship matches
Ia the Peoples Liue o. steamers with
out properly marking them, as required
by law.
S!x steam boilers In the Lawrence
Iron Works, at Ironton, Ohio, explode ed
Moaday morning, killing Michael and
James DSsr Thomas Davis and Peter
Clay. Twenty others were injured.
Thyee companies Of cavalry and two
Of infantry that were to have left Fort
Meade, Dakota, yesterday, for the
Crow reservation, were delayed by q
heavy snow fall. They are to start to
day.
"iuo-, h"ioou " tooE1 noi 81 yoat
old son William and little adopted
daughter, perished by the burning OF a
house, ~ Portage, New Brunswic ick,
last Saturday morning.
Joseph Duncan, under a twenty
yesrs' sentence for homicide, was shos
dead by the Sheriff at Hot Springs,
Arkansas, on Sunday noon while Try.
irg to escape from the jail.
The Detroit Club defestsd st. Louis,
10 Detroit, yesterday, by soors Of
10 8.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Tue Boau LEGAL of a Family Medicine

a remedy which promptly ard com
pl. ,ely relioVes ailments of such COM
mon occurrence as indigestion, consd
pa.iop, blliuusp pess aud Disorders OF q
malaTlsl type, is assuredly the beau
ideal Of family madiciua. Suoh is
Hostgtter's Stamach Biuers, which il
not only capable OF eEadicating these
coron!sirts, but also coupterscting o
tendency to kidney troubles, rheuma
tism and premature iecs3enee II stsm
ira. Tskinz 1t "sll round" rs the
phrase is, there is probably not la exis.
ieEca eo useful, effective and sareeable
p bousetold psnacca az thu Bitters. Nor
10 It lees EiRhly egtesvnsd by the medi-
Cal Eroft scion than 6y the families Of
America. Rum 5eress Testimonials from
professional 70, rJss OF irrefrsgable al
thenticity er;Lcs Its merit. The demand
for 1t ah;oad, 10 less than in the land
of its dircoVeIy, is csrtsialy increasing.
timo and oI per!eucs OF its beneficient
effects confirming tho high opinion
originally formed Of II.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
IL ha vact

that everybody ought 70 know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. of the beet, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory kindling wood in large
loads Lime for whitewashine. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
bluo sign. Opening in the evening,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

DR.. sinams' whise Psimonss Baisam,
The leading lung And throat remedy Of
wilmington, Del. The positive pre-
vontof OF pulmonary consumption. Rs-
iieves and cures coughs, chronic or re-
cont; sore throat, hoarseness. Group,
&or remarkably fast. Lots Of home
references. 800 ana 81. Sold by tea.-
ers. DEPOT, Fourth and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Lock at the windows Of 220 King md
GIT Market streets, and be csnsino. d
that th:s fall the millinery gcods
brought to Wilmington are as fine snd
vasi Vi ~ can be sesn In ans OF the iarser
oities. New York not excepted. Ma.
JRcobx.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
For AE1un sAIiifi

OF silver watch at as.oniSh,nSiy low
hsuree o.ll oa A. L. Williamson,
jeveler, l05 West Eighth street. We
Lave g rpeclnl bargain In q gents LAX.
gold wEtca at Ss8 90. this ~atoa Is
usually SIid 81 from S55 to 500.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

FoR DYSPEPSIA aud Liver Complaint
yon s4ve - prIuie ed guarantee oH evCI 2
b n,iS of SaIloh's V,a!iner. 10 nsv ~
tH!la 10 care. Sod bY N, b. Dan torto
co... 2ad y market eteeets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
rhe M. x,cap Bandifs.

A telegram from Rio Grande City
Texas, ssys "Starr county, along the bor-
der of Mexico, Is in state of terror
Mexican bandits ride in gangs through
the streets Of this city and other neighbor
ing to xns at night AID offers of the law
dare not show themselves. Governor
Ross has been appealed to ior protection,
but thus far no respon.e has been receiv.
ed. The United States cavalry located at
Ringgold barracks. near mere, are of no
service, because OF the off eial red tape
necessary 10 move troops from the bar
racks on short notice. Stage travel in
this section is at present dangerous"
News has been received in St. Louis,
from the Rio Grande, that Rine bandits
in Eueinal county recently captured a
rich old raucher and took him to their
stronghold where they are holding him
for ransom.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
VIII meet TO-ufght.

The Continental Club, No. /, will meet
to night at their headquarters, No. Ais
Shipiey street, when business OF import;
ance will be transacted. All of the mem.
bers should be present.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

WHY WILL YOU GeuQb whom Sbiloh'
Cure " Ill give inmsd late reiiof. Price
10 Genie, 90 cents and ST.. Goid hy N
B. Daniorth, cor. 3nd Il Market Gts.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

1Vs ace raSds f3r iaa "a iles now with
Tie SrsaiosG liDs of ia! Toveltisq ~s
eVsr pai Piestc eel, 81 Mrs. J1cobs',
SAT Ma get nud 40 ElEx stEaets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Special Mentson.
BArgaans.

TO dispose Of the large stock OF mopu
msnts, tombstonss aod tablets, made
expressly for this fall's trade, among
which are eome Of the Huest ana hand
soonest tombe, We will Off them ut less
.hAn cost price In order to make room
ior improvements. This is m oppor
tnn,ty 20 get great bargain, ~ the
stock will be sold. emish's marble and
granite works, Tenth and TAtnall
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Youw Dishes, alassw are, Windovs

houH Dishoss oiasssW arc WinUOws
made clear as crystal with "Rough on
Dirt" Suds or soap should not be used.
II you would have them clear, pure,
clean and bright, without odor or taste
OF soap. use "Rough on Dirt" 100. and
25c packages. Drug zisse.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

SHILcH's CATAREH REMEDy-A
positive cure for cstar:h, ,diphtnefis and
esnBer mouth. Sid hy n. Is. Daniolth,
cor. End 81 MARKET streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Millinery pal aces SIT Market and 2SO
King streets, the p,soa for fipe milli.
merry Examine The fail novelties. Nr1,
Jaco5s.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Now IL the time, AMI the place Ia Ait
Kiog street, fer new fall sty les Of wall
paper and window thaSes. Jos. II,
Groenman.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Cartridge papers. gold rapers, silk
papera, indens.d papers, with moth
fritzes. Jos. II. GieenmAp, AIT King
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

New goods, large stock. cid etand
for wall paper aud window shadss
Jos. Il. Green ran, AT King stee:.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

I'D saasss, desperate grown, by des
perate appliances ere relieved, or not at
ALL" The point Of wisdoI, ia TO check
tbs N hffore they reach so far br huyira
a bottle OF Salvation Oil. Price 25
cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Dou't forget the pr"eQ leradc bal! oM
Wednesday, O,tobtF 26 - uaeot at los
Pop or s:rset and so 10 TAird and King,
over the narzet house.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

For fail clothiog 60 to Tborp &
Bach T, merchant ta;lors, 6I3h Math OF
straat.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

A NASAL INJECTOR free With each
bo tie q Shiioh's C4tsrrh Remsd y
fr ce so cen - S3li By n. b. DAa lorth
cor 2ad q III ,rkat ssroets,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Wall p,psrs, borders, deoofa lions,
pioturs rods, gold beads mad window
shSdGs. Jos. Ii GTeLnrnan, AIT King
street..
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
eal1ou,s yIrALlzgn is WIN, Y.

SaiLoH'S yIrALl2EH is wh1s you
need Tor COostipot'cn, Losf OF Appe-
tite, D:zziaess scd all s.mpioinB CT
Dyspopsta. Prico 10 and 10 oents yer
bottle, Sc!d ~ q. Is Dssn lsr5h, 0ur.
2lG ind Marked S;&.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

NV n.lF, cent; skim milk, s
cent?: cutie rmilE, 4 cen tp; cream, "a
rectf; buttsr, 81 csDks: wbirDed cream
IL. CieAIaerJ, Fourth aLd Ship.ey SITS.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Fine gold and silver watches nt re.
dused prices, a full liac OF gold and
fina rolled gold pla'sd chains as Is Il
Fourth as z. X H4Di.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Knights' Reception

knights' Reception.
Wi,TinR'ou Lodse No I, Kn ghts OF
Pyth'as, vii hav, grand ball and rs
centton On Friday evening. Dscem ber
18Th.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
To Clsnn tns Teeth
For Coughs ana Colds

nse Diamond Dsptiirice. lto. per hot
si0. a. X. Wstso2, s03 Market stree.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
100 Sc Washing Machines rroo

To int- ,dnce thtm. II you ~a1t one
ssnd ct once To MonaIca Laundry
Works, 42o Wabash ave, Chicago, lii.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Boots Hru Saoes.

4 ye:y atfraeriys assortn,fnt Of
ia1iss', misses', chl!Creu's and tabys'
aAogs as lowest price. Gail AID see
BayieE. Second and Walnut BIS.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Hheu baby MAS SICK, VIC gave her Oastoria,
Nbea she wee Child, che cried for Gas oria
" asn che beCape Mics, she chung to Gas toris
When she hsd Chnhrsu, sac gave them Gas
to JEia.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Try Stewards 'Silver Kedai" four
et IS Per Dbl. Csl be used for Any pur.
pese. New tuch hes! mtal. Aud our
faulty coal Is the best In Quanty aud
cleanliness. N W. cor. 4th and King
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Heater aud ranae Verk. Gallaher s.
Rumer, 700 Orange strass. leisphoss,
364
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

The haudsomsat lire Of velvsss ans
plushes as millinery palaces, 6l7 nSr
ket and go Eips streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Best piaos 10 ~. See'. muttoa or ves
e Of Lowell, &sIl IL. City Market
Telephone All.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
NDKERCHIEFS
}AbLELED HOSIERY BARGAINS

|ntlcmen's Shetland and Gray Regular Made
(Do Half Hose in all sizes at 13 cents pair;
|ha price.
Fnil,men's Super Stout Unhleached Cotton
Eos', Regular Made, in all sizes, at I3 cents
|r; test value ever offered.
edeo' Striped Merlno Hose, assorted colors,
Fnie pair; splendid goods for the money.
|nohr lot of 66 dozens of Children's Black
pa Hose, Full Regular Made, sizes S to 81,
as las: lot, price I3 cents a pair. Ladies
have purchaeed these goods know how
b hey are.
L are having great run on Fall and Win
Podtrwear and no wonder, as our stock is
large and Pdces the Very Lowest
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Want the Convsu..on Int san Francisco

At meeting OF prominent Demo
erass In 6sn Gran iscc, on Friday
uisht, e oonnistes was sppointed TO
take sssps 70 ipduce tire National Demo
cfasic Oora ul'ttes to select the: city as
tee plsca fos hnIdiug shs rsxt National
Coavantion. Is ~ss estimated shsi she
expenses oF thc Convention would
auoBus to S25. COZ, and the committee
was direction 10 ees that this smGont
shonid bs plndSec, If the Convention
should lie held there
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Thts Morniug's Cou,s.

The fol'oaing oases were disposed CT
ut this mo,ning's session of the city
court By Jaft . Cunuins: james Jen-
kins AID nic' sel Kelly were each fined
u aad cosrs for drupkennsss; Fannie
Mci!iwae vas sentenced 20 cay % and
coats for be'-g drink and di.orderly.
Miobasl H4'ae!d, co'orea whose hear
ing was Continued f-an yesterday
morning, wss fr cd $40 aud costs for
coDmittirg an assault and battery On
Mary Jtmse, also oSlorei, last Sur day
afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Those who havs folio ve' our advice
and tried our celebrated 30 and 60c. teas
have found that what We told them
was true-that is, that they viii ssve
from 10 IN 15c. on every pound. C,ie-
pens, S East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
Looking a,sssls Kesi,yerss,

made new and true, also rev ones made
to order. G. K. Bsush,2 W Second vt
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

"Cosepiracies no sooner she uld be
formed than execated," and o cold
shosld 10 sooner be taken than bottle
OF DIR Bull's ConEh syrup should be
bought aud used acouding to the d.
rections.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Bush's. French street wharf is the plsrt
to buy your coal
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

To look upon bright, bsRu.iful ABBY
and remember t. St the ooly medicine
1t ever tskes ~ DR. Balls Baby Syrup
osrssinly converts another .gmil9 TO the
use of iho remedy.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Tho-p & Ba,her, merchant teilors, q
e13X MARI ct street, can 1T you. TT,
them.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

use watson's Tsr Ordial. st8 Ksrks
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

For arY gaode--Orsnu. & &c
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25
JAS. A. KELLY

ietsiisr OF Fine Wines, Whistles. sts
c.hth and 81 iploy streets. relephens ecs
Ecs "A f2kee
Daily Republican., 1887-10-25

Formal Announcement OF the Death of
z. b. corated speitssr
Dutiabie-B Baltimore and Onio Wires
Disconnected.
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Signal Once Prediction.
Local rains followed by fair weather. cooler.
JOr11NGs ABOUT TOWN.

There were e35 deaths last week.
Fire did 81 900 damage yesterday In L. Cuppias lew
elry shop at 10 Union square.
Bayne's siTy,ninth Regiment Hand will give Its second
concert In Paradise Park on Monday evening.
Lawyer 2abrskie said yesterday that an appeal wond
be taken from tho nndhg OF referee Hamilton Cole In
tho Cutting case.
The Convention Of the Prohibition party for New York
county will be held in Lyric Hall sixth avenue on Tues
day evening for n0mnl alton OF candidates for city and
county ticket TO be voted for at the election.
Judge Potter has granted absolute divorce to Annie
simon from Aaron Simon and To CathaTins j. Young
from Charles W, Young Judge Dugro has granted .
limited divorce to Augusta Mohl from John Mehl
MeSsrs N. Folsom, b. Lhnrber, George D. Douglas j.
H. Seymour II X Miller, w u Duckworth and Clas. l..
hckers0n Will represent the New York Mercantile
ehAngs NJ the Canal Convention at Rochester July "a
The Metropolitan Ferry Company, who acquired title
20 The property OF the Bast River Ferry Company on
friday last has executed MORTGAGE 70 the knicker.
purchase.
drowned man found in the Hudson on Gutenberg
aweek ago WAS identified yesterday John Flack aged
~ OF tts West Fifty second srsei this city lie 6ad
been missing for two weeks he was out OF work
II Is supposed he committed suicide.
The DepAItment OF Public Works yesterday issued
permit 10 the New York Steam Heating Company "a
2pen tbs street opposite ia fifth Gsn Newton
hhd refused 70 hsle pSLmi 70 tear up the pave
nent until oompSued 70 do " ~ HII Of uaAAdamUa,
IAAt4a ~ 4AaRe kqilaE.l - u =
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He Oxer.tepped the Round..

Henry Heal came to this country from Dir.
mingham, England two years ago, and got work .
baker in Pennington Mercer county, N J. He boarded
in Pennington with MI George Young but made up his
mind tho other day to return Birmingham, where he
has wife and two children Last Thursday he packed
his trunk and went into the kitchen Of his boarding
house to take leave of his landlady Mrs. Young She
says that he attempted 70 assault her She screamed
and he dessted and from the house and left for this
city the hrst train hrs Young told her husband and
he swore out warrant for Heals arrest and word was
the Jsrssy CITY ferry He arrested there Friday
He said that he had been intimate with Mrs Young for
long time and that occasion before had she
sisted his advances He had no idea that his actions
Intended to Leave for England on he Anchor lins
day morning Justice o'Reuy held Heal to wait the
rival Of requisition from the Governor OF New Jersey
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NOT SOLID FOR JOHN SHERMAN
Many Ohio Republicans Have Decided Lean
ings Toward Blaine.

CLEVELAND, July 23.-Although no resolu-
ton against John Sherman was adopted by the
Cuyahoga County Republican Convention to-
day. majority Of the delegates to the Toledo
Convention are against him, and enough was
gathered to show that the shrewdest OF manip-
ulation cannot give the solid vote Of Ohio to
John Sherman, or unanimously pass the threat
ened resolution endorsing Sherman.
The Blaine sentiment Is still very strong
here, and it is against Sherman because the
senior Senator has shown disposition to push
Blaine aside and take his place. An ex-Gov-
eminent official. high in the party. said this
nomination, but hs L., stnl In politics.
and can say where the nomination IL is
70 s Of 6ho he seem hnk
can The CuyahoRa delegation will oppose the
Sherman endorsing resolution.
Convention i i' endorsed President Cleveland SO
strongly, there were some very vigorous objec-
me ns he
a1 6o iIS u s0 ySly asS4s the Republican
AFTERNOON, Il was resolved that the delegates
should 80 to the State Republican Convention
At Toledo o, neXt week wearing badges bearing
ror Sf eF''aeA' john 'A'''''n GOVERNOR ''HH
The Blaine men are lying low and refuse to
olution pledglng 0hio's vote for John sherman
toni Is introduced. at the State Conven-
ton. There are two Blaine Republicans
to every Sherman Republican In Ohio,
suburbs OF Mansfield knows 1t, yet his
!ieutenants, are getting down :, on their
party Of Ohio to endorse him on account
Of Estate pride" This matter is being
urged for all it is, worth BY Jake Donaldson. e
one Of Long Johns managers. The
Beatons. father and son. are also
and fmploring the Republicans Of the John
sherman crowd to be sure and attend the
Toledo Convention as delegates wherever pos
together with "Old Bill Lawrence Of Belle
fontaine, arc framing the Sherman resolution
to present to the convention.
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POLICEMAN YARDS DISCOVERY.
He Finds his Wife and Jack Ross Toge Their,
and Dismisses Them Both.

Policeman Michael Ward OF the Fifty
ninth street police station left his home in East
Seventy-third street at 9k o'clock on Friday
evening to report for duty Mt midnight. In East
Seventeen street he met his wife and Bartend-
err Jack Ross In conversation. Ross and Ward
give different accounts OF what happened.
Ross says that the policeman rushed up with
the remark that he had been looking for him,
and struck him In the chest and then arrested
him. but instead of taking him to the police
station led Ross to Wards house In Seventy
third street. There. Ross snys, the policeman
forced him at the point of his pistol to sign a
paper ack II wledgng improper intimacy with
Mrs, Ward Then Ward turned his wife out of
the house, aud took his children Il girl OF IL
and Il boy OF yoars. to tho house OF relative,
locked the door, and went to his station for
duty, Ross claimed not to know that Mrs.
Ward was a married woman.
Policeman Wards story was that he met
Ross and his vito quite by chance. He denied
that he struck Ross, and said that Ross CON
fessed his relations with Mrs. Ward and signed
his written confession OF his own free will
The nelghbors say that Ross and Mrs. Ward
went away together after Ross had signed tho
statement of his intimacy with her and Ward
had turned his wife out of tho house.
Mrs Ward IL the mother OF six children. only
two o. whom are living. Ward is 10 years old
and Mrs. Ward ~.
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cLErELAND's SOUTHERN TRIP.
Mr.. Grady roretelis the Grand wclceme
Awaiting the President

ATLANTA, July 23.-President Cleveland's
proposed visit to the Piedmont Exposition Is
attracting great attention throughout the
South. Mr.. H. w. Grady who has the matter
in charge. said to-day: Tho President will be
welcomed by the largest crowd ever gathered
in Southern State. 1t will be the first time this
generation has ever seen Democratic Presi-
dent, and our advices show that the attend
ance will DO overwhelming. The Presidential
train will leave Washington on Sunday night.
Oct. 16, and will reach Atlanta on Monday
night. The President will spend Tuesday and
Wednesday In Atlanta. He will be escorted
through Virginia by Gov. Leo and his staff
through North Carolina by Gov. Scales and his
staff, and through South Carolina by Gov.
Richardson and his stafr, all Of whom will go
with him to Atlanta. At the Georgia line he
will be met by Gov. Gordon and stan. At At
lanta he will be met by tho Governors and
United states Senators OF the various South
ern States.
looking at the Exposition. and ' On "Wednesday
address We are arranging fol, an old fash
i2ned Democratic jubilee that Will exceed any
"A significant feature Of the Exposition will
snd who z, tn the
come from the Northwest. with idea this every
year. we dIc u Idtc "a ouc cchp
per mile for twenty or moro people from every
point in the Northwest, and will get II. We
have prepared an Invitation to the old soldiers
OF the Union army that fought between Chatta-
come and see what peace has ACCOMPLISHED II
healing the wounds OF war, and to revisit with
their "a miles the battlehelds sacred to Ameri-
e cd soldiers H through the eourtesy Of the GRAND
Army posts, With each invitation are sent
three very handsome books illustrating the
battlefelds and full Of incidents Of their HIS
tory. The soldiers OF Johnston's army are ar
ranging now to give their former foes a hearty
welcome.
"As to the Exposition itself. the Cotton Ex-
position of 1880 started Southern development.
This Exposition will confirm the work begun
in 1880. Visitors will see the most astounding
eral resources ever gathered ut one point
Annist9n, Birmingham, Chattanooga Decatur,
will be represented, BY collective exhibitions:
The exhibits of marbles will be unprecedented
in richness and variety Those who want to
see the South at her best in every sense will
find her on deck smiling and hospitable at At
lanta in October.
I'VE have doubled our Exposition spaces
and are already so crowded that we will add
another building. We ehall have o quarter Of
million visitors"